Examples of using Tenable in English and their translations into Danish
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No tenable reason has been given for abandoning the successful intergovernmental project for the'European City of Culture' event.
The Commission considers that neither in the short nor in the medium term is this situation tenable.
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financial regimes in my view is neither desirable nor tenable in the long term.
This agreement, however, will not remain tenable if all other similar bilateral agreements are no longer considered permissible.
dependents don't just change their insurance companies overnight for no tenable reasons.
legally tenable in Brussels.
one that emphasises this paradigm that is the only successful and morally tenable one.
According to him, a lot of bitcoin projects were canned once it became clear that microtransactions were no longer tenable using that blockchain.
Consequently, he regarded Darwin's theory as a welcome and tenable explanation when it appeared in 1859.
In many ways psychology as a science have failed. Concerning the big questions in life we still haven't― 150 years after the birth of Freud― found tenable answers.
I think the idea is tenable.
not they permit vegetable fats in their production is no longer tenable.
To subsidise a sector of production which is hit by a crisis in this way is not tenable in principle.
It is just not tenable that the Commission can sit here
Specialists from Tenable company disovered vulnerability in Windows-version of corporate Slack messenger(version 3.3.7)
legally tenable step towards a Community policy to control smoking.
Tenable has been named a Baltimore Sun Top Workplace two consecutive years running,
Charter of Fundamental Rights, which does not yet have force of law, is not legally tenable.
Consequently, he regarded Darwin's theory as a welcome and tenable explanation when it appeared in 1859.